The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-02-19
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.

Slightly disfgwcd but still in the ring.
Trains have been late in feQching this
point this week.
Rumors Of several more saloons being
started in this city.
There will undoubtedly bo some build
ing going on here before long.
Mrs. VIM. James presented her hus-
band with a fine baby boy on Tuesday.
a. Justified hns new and attractive
advertisement in to-day's issue, look AT
il.
Hugh Mclaughlin is the new post
master ut Iron Mountain; vice, c. T..
Parent.
Mr.. G. G. Campbell and family now oc-
cupy pleasant rooms over Charles Lind's
place oi business.
John Mcleod took load OF supplies
to camp near Republic this week. He
started on Tuesday
The city fathers did wisely in appoint
inc John Dolan as night Waterman, at
their meeting ON Saturday last
Hugh McGlinchy viii build on his lot
opposite Parks store. He was burned
out o there also, two years ago.
Ray Kimball has had his long bob
sleigh out these pleasant nights and the
girls say he is just too nice, oh, my.
Don / fail to do up your dancing be-
fore tent commences. You will have a
chance 10 do it on next Monday evening.
washington's birthday will be cele-
brated here with n dance in Doucet's
hall ON Monday evening next. Don't
fail TO be ON hand.
Owing TO the general disorder Of things
we can only issue an half sized paper this
week, but hope TO bc able to come out in
fullby next issuc-day.
There il absolutely no foundation 10
the rumor that an intoxicated, or any
other class OF lumberman, was cremated
at the Stephenson house fire last week.
Charles L.. Davis and Fred Brown are
now the proprietors OF the feed and lum-
Der depot, having purchased the stock
and building Of the estate Of A. ID. Gibbs.
Dan Urquehart, our commissioner OF
highways and Ralph Prince, his right
bower, did most excellent work In clear
ing the side walks OF snow after the last
storm.
Those who have got defective chimneys
in their houses had better look after
them and have them attended TO. The
writer has noticed several Of them afire
Of late.
A bowling blizzard characterized the
weather Of this week. Light snow icll
and blew into deep drifts Deputy sher-
III Prince had force Of men clearing off
the side walks.
The dining room at the Bannerman
hous has been repapered and deliberately
decorated and is one OF the brightest and
handsomest rooms in town Frank
Widstrand did the work.
The dance 90 be given in Doucet's hall
on Monday evening next, will he the last
entertainment Of the kind before the
Lenten season begins. Don't fail to at
tend and enjoy yourself,
Charley Henry's name is mentioned in
connection with the office Of township
treasurer at the coming election. A
man better qualified for the Office is not
n resident Of the township.
Having number Of unpaid bills stand
ing out and being in pressing need Of
money at present. ] would request all
that nre owing me 10 call NJ tiny residence
and settle nt once. Z. =. HENRY.
The wise men Of Iron River expect 10
have hall OF the citizens Of Crystal Falls
behind the bars before long The old
ndap, "canines that make the most
noise are never dnngcroue," IL pariIcu-
lafIy adapted to this case.
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